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Your home page

Home is the first page you see when you open a vault. It greets you by name, shows today’s date (in UTC), and shows the vault’s money and the work waiting for you.

Use the left navigation menu to access other pages.

Home on the Utila web console

The top two cards show the vault as it is right now. The date and wallet filters below them do not change these cards.

1. Pending actions

Pending action lists work that is waiting. That can be transactions waiting for you or someone else, transactions that may be holding up the queue, vault actions waiting for your approval, a Gas Station balance that is too low to pay fees, new Utila Link connections to review, or a reminder to verify your personal backup phrase. If nothing is waiting, the card says so.

2. Security posture

Security posture is for admins. It flags setup issues that weakens the vault, such as an admin quorum that is too small, policy rules that approve everything and skip the controls under them, transactions blocked by policy in the last 30 days, token allowances with no spending cap, and delegations to contracts outside the vault. An empty card means nothing is flagged.

3. Filters

Select how far back you want to see data. Narrow further by blockchain, wallet, or token. This affects the following charts.

4. Balance

The Balance is the amount you hold in that vault across all the wallets. This is in USD. The Networks tab splits that value by blockchain, with smaller ones grouped as "Other".

5. Inflow vs. outflow

Inflow vs. outflow is money coming in and money going out. It only includes transactions that have a USD price, and it leaves spam transfers out. Select a series in the legend to hide or show it.

6. Asset breakdown

Asset breakdown is how the vault’s value is split across assets, by USD. Hover over a slice or a row to see the amount.

7. Top wallets

Top wallets ranks wallets two ways. Activity ranks them by the USD volume of transactions in and out over the selected period. Balance ranks them by what they hold now.

8. Transactions by type

Transactions by type is how many transactions of each type happened in the selected period.

9. Transactions count

Transactions count is the total number of transactions over that period, with the trend beside it.

Home on the Utila mobile app

See the descriptions for the Utila web console for the corresponding cards.

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